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"ii'UESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1922.
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i‘IASONIG DIRFKYTOIEY.
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Butler Chapter. No. 38; R. A. m.,
meets in Masonic Temple, South Man;
‘réet. the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays :1
each mouth at 8 o'clock.{ JuVlly .I “S
I rhugust excepted. All It. A. 1 3.50
' Id fruternally invited.
normally :1] S. 1'. DECKER, II. P.
l” 1“. S. LYON, Secretary.
)HSIIL‘P F0]: IT1\I1Y‘.’
A DICTA'H
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me was in his
reign. it was
dictator who
When Republican llo
d‘nlublt', tloznt'stlt‘ or m
the custom to name u
hold supw-Ino
$111? tilll the crisis pilSSt'll. Sonic:
'~ times it “us a. Uuniillus or :1 l‘ab‘lus.
g,‘ to check. tho rmugcs or Gnuls or Lui—
somelimes only some man
in [-Ollllt'S to iron out a
putrirlnns and ple-
t. the
:Intl absolute
thaglniium.
of CNIH'I‘ll‘llt‘o'
dispute lJl'lJVQBIl
hiatus which lln't'nlI-nctl to disrup
state.
The twentieth cmnl‘tr)’ “ill-‘3 vexed H.“ is
beyond 11>;qu by ‘11" dlsi’“u‘5 ot‘ politi-
cal lilil‘llt‘S. wild limllnl: that the sys-
tem of parliament: r)’ govcrm-wnt
does not. solve hm] pin-lent. considers
a. I'l‘llll'll to the nulhod or the fourth
.entury ll. C. as a. mom 8 of quit-ling
the l’tl'plllillCJIXR. who are numerous
and noisi. and the Fascisli whose dc—
fcuse ol' the eStv‘ilishcd order leads
them to nllsncr violence with vio-
lcmw. i‘rol‘t-ssm' Ettore Ciccotti.
Willi-1y knoun for his :u-livilh‘s as a
Soriulist rlvpnly, is Iuging‘ n our-year
dictatorship us in, «tire for tht- ills of
the body politic
And ln- wnnts Kim: Victor Emman—
ut-l to lm the dictator. The King. he
argues. is an 1tulinu of tho Italians
and mm who .mommandn thr- respect
(even of tho most rubid of the discon-
tented elements within the nation.
I'l‘nlwsst‘ir l'ichli wants him given
Illihulllll' frvmlun in the selection of
Cabinet ofl'it-vrs. and the opportunity
to run tho Government through such
olTiriuls. without in, interference of
the turbulvnl l Irlin‘hv nt. 'l‘he ulter-
lmtlvc. he says. is civil rnr.
Such :t lll‘l‘lnl‘illl"). coming from a.
Socialist lvmlu-r. is indicative of the.
seriousness of tho Italian situation
and. no loss. ol‘ tln- brondmindedncss
‘cntly fur outstrip that ol, the precious
' "‘ MANAC FOR! I rt (1 ’er night.
mlefi- A10 for o unes ma e ox
tlr-ris'lons would get the nation's wool
Station “'JZ. Newark (\VcS'tinghonsv).
M
metal. The civilization that creeps up
tlie.\'nllcys as the railroads grow is
infinitely more heatlhy than wvhat
flourished about the mining camps of
It (lot’ntlc or two ago. _
The only trouble is that. now that
the territory's gold output grows less
important, more peoplewlll forget the
nation's last trontier and What it of-
fers to the men who'are content to
work for their livings instead of die
EMBAY TOYS.
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If the Christmas list is not yet
made out. it is not because the toy-
makers are not ready. Those who
know say that never before was tlwre
such an assortment -ln toyland. Ani-
mals which walk about and behave
amazingly like their furrcd and feath-
Prcd models of farm and woodland-are
to be found on the shop shelves.
There are boatlonds of toys arriving
from Europe. consisting of those ex- _
portly fashioned mechanical birds and
boasts. swimming dolls which can do
(l. breast stroke in the family bath
tub. dobntnnto dolls clad in fashion-
able Itulinn silk umlcrthings and out-
er garments like unto those from the
exclusive Parisian Inodistcs. and
Christmas tron ornaments of new and
startling variety-«the Irish potato and
400 different designs of fruit and veg-
Smnun “1V2, minimal: (Wana- .
makl'r). _
":30 p. m.-——Ch_ildren's hour at W'ana-
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maker’s. Original stories by Elsie?
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Joan. I.
7:45 p. m.—Children's songs, Written'
by Elsie Jean, set to music .byltlana
Zucca and sung by Leota E. Fis-:
Cher, soprano. , ' ;y
5:00 p. m.-—"H0‘“"t0 Keep W‘ell in
Hot V’Veatherflhhy Dr. M. ,‘Scuuci—I.
marra. Peekskill, N. Y. . :3
8:20 p. n1.-—-—Song recital by ‘Duneaglpf.
Cornwall, base; J. Thurston “Noe at 3",
Mighty ii
the piano: 1, . (a) “The
Deep," Jude: (b) “The Ringers? ,-
Lohr. 2. piano solo,
rhapsodie No. 6, Liszt; played by 4_
Michn Levitski for the Ampico. 3..
135135 solos by Duncan Cornwall_ (3.) 2
“Lighterman Tom." Squire; (1)).3
'Alrmorer's song, “Robin Hood." De _
Koren.
Station “’VP, Fart “'ood. 15,51 C.
(Signal Corps. U. s. A.).'
8:50 p. m.’—Instruction in
Brunswick numbers. ,
9:00 p. m.-—Concert under the aus-
pices of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
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radio:
Insanity Laid *to Mlorobeo.
After more than twenty year-t
Work among lunatic-s 'an Edinburgh
doctor has some to the conclusion
that many forms of insanity are
caused by the action of microbes. '
ciables are to be used for this pur-
pose.
some new. but many of them the old
of every sort. Of course. there are
American toys among this bewildcr- » , ’ 2‘ , . A
inc army, but it is true that the Ger- ‘ . ’ § 3 V '
Proof That Lydia E. Pinldiam’s
mun toys are once more accepted and
that Italy has broken into the toy-
makin: industry.
l'o your Christmas Shopping early
if you wish. The objects of your hol-
iday search are arriving now. 7
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“'0 have found the maddest man.
It candidate for public
tell-phone book in his own home town.
It begins to lack as if those tariff
in an awful snarl.
DailyRadio Program
(Tune to 800 Meters)
71“” to 7330 P- m.v—~".\lnn in tho
glolon” Stories (0) Newark Sundav
,il . I
9:15 p: m.—“Ilousnhold Budget." bv
Adclmp incisor. director of h
burg Savings “:1 uk.
‘4‘
('Sll' Illora. Program:
com." by Bizet.
HUSH p "1""va ‘
. . - ,_-—-- uslcnl r .
1.,lizaboth Carpenter} ogram b3
prnno; '
“(‘(‘Ompnnist
There are games innumerable. ‘ ~
avoritcs. There are mechanical toys'cH.Auޣ 0F llFE
ol‘ficclLydiB
whose name was omitted from thel
.. 3 homo trouble. Now I am
S.I\Illgs department of tho “'iilinms- all m hale and hearty, do
10’“ l). Ill.‘~~(l]lei‘illl(? concert, by on. about a
“m H . ’ .. \ . "I'm. 1.‘ur_ threemiles without gettingtootired. I
n I. u‘g'l‘ln‘lII’. Lonizctti; “(The Go, know of several of my neighbors who
l .I .maulua and “Recondlm A}; havebeen helped byyeur medicines."—
uionm, I’urclni; “Ml Par Dudir Ari Mrs. EMMA
. ' Metropolis, Illinois."
etable Com un -
mezzo so- bility, heat‘flgshes, hemdxfigtz‘l- Itabllshed a precedent in its annals by
Mair. ; . - - - . . - '
11 lev c), pianist and 99-33, are “my“ by thissplendid xned- ‘grautmg fiscal authority to an area of
m.
Vegetable Compound is of Great .
Help 'at This Period
Matt-(Eons, Illinoia.—"I have taken
Pinkham’s ,Yegetabie .
, . and it is all It.
.“ clmmstobeand has '
benefited we won-
! derfully. I had been
melt for eightmonths
with a trouble which
confined me to my
bed and was only
able to be up part of
the time, when I was
advised by a friend, .
Mrs. Smith, to try :
‘ ‘ Lydia E. Pmkham's
*‘ i" *1 .Vegetable Ccm- A
mainland Liver Pills. I was so much "
nefited by the use of these medicines
that I was able to be up and about in
two weeks. I was .at the Change of Life
when I began taking the medicines and
I passed over that time without any
_ housework v. washin L ironin ,
scrub 1n , and cooking, all ere isto o
ouse and can walk two or
Comma, 7061:. 7th St"
Depend upon Lgdils E. Pinkham’sVeg-
. e
Hungarian ’
Com- ..
PBCSSIA SHO\\'S SOLICITYDE
FOR. PEOPLE OF III-ELIGOIIAND
BERLIN. Aug. 8.——Prussia. has es—
population
Ilcligoland.
In order
The sectiOn concerned is the Island of
SELLING EVENT
Astonish You!
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of approximately
It willhave a legislature or “land-
rat" of its own. theAmembers of which
will live on the island. In place Mike
The island will be treated present disTI-ict heard there wil be a. are Seminal.
FOR WEEKS WE HAVE BEEN PREPARING FOR THIS’GREAT _
A SALE THAT WILL LIVE LONEIN THE MEMORIES OF T H O S E WHO TAR:
ADVANTAGE OF THE
* WONDER VALUES?
Spending Your Money at the Boston Store Suburban Day Will Reap Greater Divi-
dends Than Putting Your Muney in Lthe‘tBauk. Values That Will
READ OUR ADVERTISEMENT IN TQMARROW’S PAPER
3'509- as separate from the district of Sued- board of two Hall; 1 > ’
erdlthmarschen. and it is empowered jurisdiction of U."-
to regulate its local taxation accord- governmental 1‘. ~
to quiet discontent 51111013 ing to the islandara’ needs.
the Heligolauders. the Prussian gov-
ernment has decided to grant them a
more independent administration than
maintain su pe r1 i
Try a Clasified Adrertisemen:
Emma
of the maker. If thn suggestion is
adoplr-«l, ilw «*me'inwnl will be worth
watching.
Italy gov» llw world the first exam-
ple of a city munugnr in the podcsta
who ruled so many Invdinovnl cities.
If slw can rub-pt the old idea of the
dictator to I‘llOi‘ll'lll lil‘v it may wcll
solvc the Govcrmucnlul problems of
‘ many lands: I’m-ly iovcrnment
seems. to most pI-Oplvs' the most logi-
cal answer to their biggest question.
“How to {rot on with themselves?"
but m‘m‘yone knows that ii is not. and
cannot. bc nltngetln-r flawless.
“7110 was it said llml a benevolent
despotism is thr- lwst posslhlo govern-
ment? ‘
Q.
TAX «I-ZA'l‘l-ZRS.
[ll 7.:
Two senators. om- n Republican
and one u Democrat. have recently
had something to say about the
growth of office-holding in this coun-
try. Because tin-y represent opposite
political Dill'lll-H. their agreement on
this mutter inspire-s conlitbcnce in
what they have to say.
lune. one and one-dial: Kilometers with a heretofore-
A-i = i
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According: to one of them. there are
now 15.000.0Im persons in the United
States living on Government positions.
In other words, for every two personsi
engaged in productive enterprises
there is om; pr-rson brim: paid out of
public funds. In the pained surprise
caused by those figures it must not’ be
forgotten that many of those 16,000.—
000 Government workers return full
value in service to the public. Tliey
do not consume taxes without justifi-
cation. They are therefore producing
just as surely and effectively as are
the men and women cnvrnged in pri-
vate productlvn enterprise-Tana it IS
conceivable that in some cases they
are more effectively and beneficially
productive.
On the other hand, 15.000000 Gov-
ernment: parcels are a considerable
number. Some of them. undoubtedly.
can be classed as "tax caters." Any;
‘Government enterprise which does not ‘
Obviously pay its own way muSt be
,wat‘ched closely to make sure that itsl
Service is worth its cost.
CFinally. the figures indicate one
hie! reason why tie extent-ion of
immmnt pontrbl of - industry
beam not be encouraged unduly.
:TEEOHANGE IN ALASKA.
‘ f 15—“.
the days when school geograph-
showed the Great American Dos-
Iie Em made no secret or its be,-
'At Exceptional
Low Prices
BATHING * Men’s and YOung
SUITS - »
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HUNDREDS OF EXTRAORDINARY VALUES AWAIT‘YOU IN MEN’S, WOMEN’S‘AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING.- STANDARD
BRANDS THAT ARE NATIONALLY KNOWN FOR THEIR QUALITY. , '
9 ,0
on S Suits
.- . VALUES .UP TO $35.00—SUBURBAN. DAYSPEC‘IAL AT
, $10.
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event.
Sizes 34 to 48.
your visit In
.
Values That Are
Slip Over Sweaters, $1.50 -5 $1.98
Regular Selling Price $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00
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Suits and Coats, $5 to $15 ,
FOR WOMEN AND MISSES
Almgit Unbelievable. ' - .,
Silk ~DresS
S,‘
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Blouses 79c;$l.48
Value $1.25 to $2.98. '7
-- Values Up to:$35.00-—asigas 13.“.48‘ - .
$10
. Youvto This Store? We are "prepared to mnke
emu-able as a money savmg
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EXTRA SPECIAL
Special Purchase 7
, ash E .resses
4 ThatLWere Selling at $3.00, $4.00 and 85.00
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL AT
Sizes 3410» 44.
“Emit most of tie wealth of the
beyond the Missouri lay in min-'
-. and, perhaps, in livestock. The
knows better now. It has
. what wheat. corn and oats, ap-
mnges and peaches. cantaloup-
svund prtatoes from'the Far
count for on its bill of fare.
was when Alaska. was a land
till! the adventurous and the
.110 usually advance to-
cor-tune.
=- that of theterrltory.
salmon fisheries. fiber
to some sort of tardy xecognl- '
Wm thither m :11}: hope '
That time .Izagf
year California's gold '3
her con! bulk larger .'
Bo ’ S ‘ ' ' ts
“Take Your Pick"—'I"hey're.Made to Withstand Use.
of Colors and Plenty “Patterns, Too.
$6.98
Sizes S to 17—Values up to $15.00;
Plenty
1" .
‘ , . . m.,:
Dresses 5 $1.98
t'
Girls!" Y‘chhool Pongee ’ Dresses
; . $5.98 N ‘
heir Regular Seumg Price were $12.98
GirlS” Coats
Ail. Mom Low Prices
. Ages}! to 14.
SEE OUR
. SPECIAL ,
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